My go to driver. This disc feels incredible in the hand and has so much glide. I wish DD would make more of these discs in the fluid plastic. If they ever run this mold again I will buy every one of them.

I have found my escapes to be sneaky long at times. It flies great out of the hand, but it does not take much to send this disc beyond the basket. I get a fair amount of turn out of them, but if they have room to go, they come back nicely. It is a fantastic disc to throw on a line as long as you aren't trying to crush it

This is a great disc.  The glide is surprising, I often find myself overthrowing shorter holes.  On a flat release it will fly very straight with a fair amount of fade at the end.  I don't often throw forehand but I have been able to get good distance with this disc. 

I would say this is leaning more to a distance driver than a fairway control driver.  You can lazer this thing and watch it go, and go and then go some more til it fades with a nice little skip.  Give it a little anhyzer and all that glide will carry it forever til it hooks back up and fades back right where you were aiming.  This is the disc you want if you have alot of room at the start of the fairway then tightens down into a guarded green.  This is a great long placement driver.  If you have alot of power you may get some turn or even turn it over but I've found the numbers to fly pretty true.

I picked up this disc because I wanted something with similar flight characteristics to a Teebird. Having similar numbers doesn't always mean the same flight. I find this disc to be slightly more overstable than a Teebird. It will hold the line you put it on and then fade eagerly to the right on a RHFH throw. Putting this disc on a line 15-20 degrees to the left of a straight line off the tee will find it fading back to the that line and finishing just to the other side of it. Putting it on an anhyzer line will give it a nice S flight when you need it. While not a meat hook, it will fade hard when a lot of hyzer is put on it.